Are being right and being rich, mutually exclusive? Or, Being rich is a subset of being right. And I don’t think being rich and not being right can last long.

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Being right (and being not wrong) is very important for some people, this is how we are all conditioned by education and professional career training and progression outside of trading. Its so strong that some traders will cut winners and take profits early and add to losers and widen stop-losses so they don't have to acknowledge a failed trade.

Its doubly ironic because in trading (unless you pressed buy when you meant to press sell, or you bought EUR/AUD when you meant to buy EUR/CHF) losing trades are usually not down to mistakes, they're down to probability.

Are being right and being rich, mutually exclusive? Or, Being rich is a subset of being right. And I don’t think being rich and not being right can last long.

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I rather be rich than right, though at times they go hand in hand. Have you had an experience where you were wrong but the trade worked out for you? Or when you were right, but the trade went against you?

To echo tomorton, some people are caught up with "being right." For myself, I just want to be positioned in trades that work for me and manage the risk of trades that don't. Being right isn't important to me while making the right decision (and money) is.